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True. That fits the timeline too of each taking a short D&D session, I ran those and each is about a session each.

I just checked, and the lawsuit did start in 2020. So the timeline is; H&W started writing new books, with WotC's permission. WotC started developing Dragonlance, H&W sues WotC. Which happens first isn't clear. H&W dismiss lawsuit. WotC completes and announces Dragonlance for 5E. So the...

Well, I think W&H dismissed their lawsuit in 2021, and it sounds like Dragonlance started getting setting development in 2020. I can't remember when the lawsuit started, but it does seem like WotC made a choice to not involve the two in the setting development for 5E, and I wouldn't be surprised...

Lol

I assume these are new too?

This poll is a little odd by the way. I'm probably not going to get it at all because of the price, and that's not an option.

I guess so. Less episodes and more encounters honestly.

Read some tweets from the press conference today, apparently Hickman&Wiess were not consulted on the new Dragonlance products. I suspect that the whole lawsuit stuff, although mostly papered over now, has still left a little mistrust between the two groups.

Yep, it's true. Three small books, within one slipcase, maps and a DM screen, $70.

Last complaint (I swear) on the Spelljammer price. This is all the content for the new box set Stormwreck... and all for $20. That's an absolute steal, and I hope it's a little evidence that WotC doesn't have to release content exclusively at $70+ price points.

On Gully Dwarves, it's just awful tropes and should be scrapped. Lore/narrative is irrelevant in its case, it's the right thing to do.

Very late 2022 at the earliest, 2023 seems more likely.

See post #427. Additionally, I do think positive feedback DOES change company's behavior! Heck, I remember when everyone saw creepy Human-Sonic and the film studio actually went back and changed the whole design (and made a successful franchise out of it). I think it's completely ok to say...

I will try to be a little positive for a moment, as although I'm frustrated about the overall format/price, this is still a good day. Spelljammer getting any material, and this much material, is great! I love Spelljammer, glad it's being supported. The quality of art, lore direction, and mix...

Same reason you keep responding to me I suppose... because this an internet forum?

Man I am in a time loop. I've said REPEATEDLY how the new format is ridiculous as it includes a bunch of things I don't need, including the DMs Screen and the slipcase (not including the map, so many books have these included already). If this is one release version, and you could just pick up...

But look, this is my point. If they had stuck with the old format of a single book (which they could have easily done with the page count), they'd be fully justified to price at $60. You can use an inflation calculator to see that a $50 price in 2014 is now $60, so that's a fair increase. This...

Well, they may change the rules for Kender, it just sounds like they're coming in some form. And Draconians too, a little odd considering we never got a UA with them.